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Home cooking in Japan – the best recipes that anyone can do!

If you’re staying in Japan for an extended period of time, it could be worth getting into some home cooking to save yourself some extra cash.

Alongside Seattle, New York, Milan, Shanghai, and Chicago, Tokyo’s Starbucks Reserve Roastery offers a unique and immersive coffee experience!

In the heart of Tokyo’s Chuo ward is the iconic luxury shopping street of Ginza, home to the most magnificent Uniqlo you’ll ever see!

Mt. Kisen, otherwise known as “Kisenyama” by the Japanese, is a beautiful mountain forest that takes its hikers on a journey like no other.

Built in 1920 to honor the deified spirits of Emperor Meiji, the Meiji Shrine is a strong representation of contemporary Japanese history.

For many of us foreigners, it was anime that got us interested in visiting Japan. Here are the best places in Japan to buy anime merchandise!

Autumn in Tokyo is a sacred time of year when Mother Nature bursts to life in flying colors. Here are 5 hot spots for viewing autumn leaves.

Making a living in Japan might seem difficult as wages tend to be quite low, but not when you factor in how cheap it is to eat at 7-Eleven!

Japan is full of hidden gems. Having stayed at many different prefectures, here are my top 5 most underrated towns you may not have heard of!

Just off the Dotonbori River is a humble little shop called Sari Sari Store. Here, you can enjoy amazing delicacies all made of real coconut!

Deciding on where to live as opposed to visiting requires a different approach. Here are the best prefectures to live in Japan.

Japan is a country that is almost radically different from the rest of the world. Here’s how living in Japan has broadened my perspective.